“The healing process will take many weeks … without the surgery my downtime could be months,” he shares. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Energy Wise
Saving energy on the farm. Nebraska Public Power District and its wholesale utility customers have a long history of supporting ag producers beyond just energy delivery. In this Managing For Profit, learn how farmers and ranchers can benefit from the Energy Wise program. The post Energy Wise appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
Sabrina Carpenter Channels Our Favorite Country Diva During ACL
Sabrina even brought out a country favorite to sing with her! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Nicole Kidman + Daughters Go Public After Keith Urban Divorce
Nicole Kidman brought a brand-new look to Paris, as well. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Build-A-Bear Employee Refuses to Name Teen’s Bear Charlie Kirk
A bear-making adventure took a surprising turn in Washington, when a name sparked a debate. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Keystone’s Propane with Purpose turning energy deliveries into school lunch support
An Indiana-based cooperative is turning its energy deliveries into local donations. Lindsey Sankey, director of public relations at Keystone Cooperative, says Propane with Purpose is helping rural communities fight food insecurity by reducing school lunch debt for students. “We’re all about giving back to areas that matter to our farmer members,” she says. “Our farmers…… Continue Reading
Wisconsin’s ag road improvement program open for new applications
Wisconsin’s Agricultural Road Improvement Program is now open for new grant applications. Farmer and State Representative Travis Tranel is one of the program’s original authors. He tells Brownfield the 150 million dollars in each of the last two state budget cycles is going to be extremely valuable for moving ag products on and off the…… Continue Reading
Federal aid could decide if farms survive or fold in 2026
A farm business management instructor says ad-hoc assistance from the federal government would be the difference between a farm being able to continue in 2026 or liquidate. Betsy Jensen works at Northland Community and Technical College in northern Minnesota. She says cash is a major issue right now. “Farmers typically have great equity on their…… Continue Reading
Low moisture soybeans a concern? Rain helps, but don’t wait too long, experts say
An extension soybean agronomist with Purdue University says recent rains should provide some relief to farmers struggling with low soybean moisture levels. Shaun Casteel tells Brownfield, “If we wait on water, a lot of people would benefit from the rain that moistened up that crop again.” He says, “So we can sell 13 or 14%…… Continue Reading
Kansas farmer: “Empty promises” leaving producers in state of uncertainty
A farmer in southern Kansas says the current state of the ag economy has left many producers in a state of confusion and concern. “Empty promises are about all that we can get.” James Moreland operates a diversified row-crop and livestock operation south of Wichita near the Oklahoma border. He tells Brownfield the partial federal…… Continue Reading
